There are very few people/celebrities I admire but nevertheless, I have my own elite list of my own particular heroes.
I loved The Stranglers when I was younger but I have much more 'admiration' for a solo performer like Ian McNabb.
I reckon Clint Eastwood is probably my movie hero, though anything humorous (which keeps me going) is more important to me, and the ones that have kept the smile on my boat are Bill Hicks, Larry David, Chris Morris & Steve Coogan.
Surely I can't be alone in forming a sort of 'bond' with these icons...or can I?
John Peel always will be, he was like a father figure thru my teens....also dawned on me how much enjoyment Iain McCulloch had given me down the years when i saw them last year....will have to give this some thought but think i've got a bit wary of heroes having idolised Alan Hansen in my youth!
John Peel always will be, he was like a father figure thru my teens....also dawned on me how much enjoyment Iain McCulloch had given me down the years when i saw them last year....will have to give this some thought but think i've got a bit wary of h
2. Kevin Shields of MBV 3. Andy 'Mighty Muzza' Murray 4. Peter Cook 5. Whigfield (for knocking Wet Wet Wet off the top of the charts 17 years ago :) )
1. Daniela Hantuchova2. Kevin Shields of MBV3. Andy 'Mighty Muzza' Murray4. Peter Cook5. Whigfield (for knocking Wet Wet Wet off the top of the charts 17 years ago :) )